A book review of about 1,000 words, how to evaluate the book The Three Body Problem

"The Three-Body Problem".The total of the three books is about 900,000 words. "Three-Body Problem": The word counter shows 204145 characters. "Three-Body Problem 2".

It's about 316,000 words. "Three-Body Problem 3".

Probably 365,000 words. "Three-Body Problem" is a series of long-form science fiction ** created by Liu Cixin, consisting of "Three-Body Problem", "Three-Body Problem: Dark Forest", and "Three-Body Problem: Death and Eternal Life", the first part of which has been in "Science Fiction World" since May 2006

The second part was first published in May 2008 and the third in November 2010.

Evaluation of the work

The Three-Body Problem is based on the grand story structure of the chain, the magnificent and novel scientific imagination, and the rich and simple humanistic reflection, and the chain has written a space epic with lofty connotations, which has conquered the majority of readers. "The Three-Body Problem" embodies a high-level and high-level imagination. The key lies in the self-referential nature of fantasy.

What Liu Cixin provides is a pure "hard science fiction" work, a world that is self-consistent with scientific theories and logical deductions.

The word count of "The Three-Body Problem" is**more than 800,000 words**.

"The Three-Body Problem".It's Liu Cixin.

The series of long-form sci-fi ** created, there are three in total, respectively, the Jin family is "Three-Body Problem", "Three-Body Problem - Dark Forest", "Three-Body Problem - Death Eternal", the first book has a total of 36 chapters, the last two books have no specific chapter division, "Three-Body Problem - Dark Forest" is divided into upper, middle and lower three, "Three-Body Problem - Death Eternal" is divided into.

There are six parts, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6.

The first book was published in Science Fiction World in May 2006

The second was first published in May 2008 and the third in November 2010.

The work tells the story of the information disturbance and exchange of the earth's human civilization and the three-body civilization, the life-and-death struggle, and the rise and fall of the two civilizations in the universe.

After translation, it won the Best Novel ** Award at the 73rd Hugo Awards.

The three parts of "The Three-Body Problem" have a total of about 900,000 words. "Three-Body Problem": The word counter shows 204145 characters.

Three-Body Problem 2": about 316,000 words. "Three-Body Problem 3".

Probably 365,000 words. "The Three-Body Problem" is a series of long-form science fiction** created by Liu Cixin, consisting of "The Three-Body Problem", "The Three-Body Problem: Dark Forest", and "The Three-Body Problem: Death and Eternal Life", the first part was published in the "Science Fiction World" magazine in May 2006**, the second part was first published in May 2008, and the third part was published in November 2010.

Evaluation of the workThe Three-Body Problem has been written into a space epic with sublime connotations with a grand story structure, magnificent and novel divine trouble, blind imagination, and rich and simple humanistic reflection, which has conquered the majority of readers. "The Three-Body Problem" embodies a high-level and high-level imagination. The key lies in the self-consistency of fantasy.

What Liu Cixin provides is a pure "hard science fiction" work, a world that is self-consistent with scientific theories and logical deductions.

Famous sentences in the Three-Body Problem:

Give civilization to the years and life to the time.

I'm thinking, the star of the spirit will never be extinguished.

It is very strange that Liu Cixin depicts the three-body world from the perspective of earthlings, such as the head of state, consuls and other political elements of the earth. The more I look at it, the more I feel that except for some special things, political class, social class, etc. are completely a copy of the earth. You can say that this is the unique charm of "The Three-Body Problem", using this setting to reflect the darkness of human nature.

But how can you guarantee that another civilization in the universe is almost identical to Earth? To put it mildly, I still think it's just a lack of imagination. Like Aunt Luo and Tuo Lao's elaborate design of the magic world, these are all products of imagination.

My favorites, Ender's Game or The Hunger Games, are all imaginative, and the space world is a great and new civilization entirely. It gives people a refreshing and refreshing feeling. But Liu Cixin doesn't seem to think much about it, just following a model that stereotypically and rigidly depicts a slightly different global society.

And the writing is not ...... enoughWell, it's not very beautiful, the writing isn't that exquisite, and it lacks Card's everybody demeanor and methodical, compelling narrative style and ability. Of course, others can say that I dare to go wild here before the smell of milk is dry, but this is indeed my heartfelt words. ps:

**It's too bad to get the name, it's so perfunctory. Ding Yi Yang Dong or something, Liu Cixin is sure that he is not writing example problems for math textbooks? A "Wang Miao" almost made me laugh

Is this gentleman suffering from a lack of water?